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More delays for Stonehenge tunnel as project returns to court

21 May 24 Campaigners against the Stonehenge tunnel project have been given permission to appeal a High Court ruling that cleared National Highways’ development consent order.

Liquidated damages, the Triple Point case, and the new JCT

21 May 24 Report by Lydia Robinson, solicitor in Irwin Mitchell’s Construction & Engineering Team,

JCT’s good faith provisions

14 May 24 Irwin Mitchell solicitors Tim Willis and Gordon Chan consider the enhanced prominence of ‘good faith’ in the new JCT Design and Build Contract 2024

Supreme Court backs Sizewell planning permission

14 May 24 The Supreme Court has refused to hear the legal challenge to the Sizewell C development consent order.

Gove defeats railway pension fund in cladding battle

13 May 24 The government has won a legal battle against a property owner that has failed to replaced dangerous cladding on its high-rise residential buildings.

JCT and sustainability

10 May 24 Irwin Mitchell solicitor Natalie Cane runs the rule over what the new JCT Design and Build contract says about sustainability

Legal challenge to £1.5bn Trans-Pennine road scheme

3 May 24 Planning permission granted to the A66 Northern Trans-Pennine road scheme is subject to a legal challenge.

Lessons of a basement job gone wrong

1 May 24 Irwin Mitchell solicitors Alex Delin and Alison Lockwood share the lessons of Martell v Roszkowski & Ors (2024).

A cautionary warning on JCT Design and Build 2024

29 Apr 24 Are JCT’s changes regarding the new Building Regulations sufficient? Irwin Mitchell solicitors Robert Tunningley and Anna Dyde offer guidance.

Irwin Mitchell adds to construction team

23 Apr 24 Law firm Irwin Mitchell has boosted its property team with a new construction disputes partner in London.

Cartel busters win right to search homes

22 Apr 24 The Competition & Markets Authority has won an important legal challenge in the High Court, giving a boost to its investigations into collusion in the construction admixtures industry.

New JCT design & build contract explained

22 Apr 24 Victoria Kempthorne, associate solicitor in the Construction & Engineering Department at law firm Irwin Mitchell LLP, offers an initial view of the 2024 edition of the JCT design & build contract.

JCT changes dismissed as insubstantial

22 Apr 24 Contract revisions from the Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT) have been dismissed as inadequate by at least one critic.

The push for mediation to resolve construction disputes

3 Apr 24 Will enforced mediation end access to justice? Solicitor John Wallace reports

Rogue builder sent to prison

21 Mar 24 A Welsh builder is spending the next 16 months in prison for fraudulent trading.

Court of Appeal clears Norfolk road schemes to go ahead

23 Feb 24 The Court of Appeal has rejected a legal challenge to three major roads schemes in Norfolk.

Stonehenge tunnel challenge fails

20 Feb 24 Campaigners seeking to block construction of a road tunnel under the Stonehenge World Heritage Site have lost a second legal challenge.

Festive adjudications

21 Dec 23 Tim Seal, head of construction law at Ridgemont, a specialist construction and real estate law firm, has a warning for us about the pre-Christmas adjudication trend

Pay now, argue later!

20 Dec 23 Payment and adjudication procedures under the Housing Grants, Construction and Regeneration Act 1996 (the ‘Construction Act’) is often summarised as ‘pay now, argue later’ (writes Anna Dyde).

Builder who cheated client jailed for four years

18 Dec 23 A builder who defrauded his client on their £700,000 home refurbishment has been jailed for four years following a prosecution brought by Kensington and Chelsea Council.

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